Siwan. Due to the consecration of Lord Ramlala’s life in Ayodhya, there was a devotional atmosphere in the entire country. Siwan, far away from Ayodhya, also became Rammay. People here celebrated Diwali and Ram Navami together for the consecration ritual of Lord Shri Ram. This happened for the first time in history when events like Diwali and Ram Navami were held for the second time in a year. Temples in entire rural areas including urban areas were decorated attractively. This moment was historic for the countrymen as well as the residents of the district.
People continued worshiping in the temple premises throughout the day.
This bone-chilling cold had no effect on the enthusiastic people who made the entire environment ‘Rammay’. On Monday, he continued worshiping in the temple premises throughout the day. If people are to be believed, such enthusiasm was not seen even in any festival. People celebrated Dussehra, Diwali and Ram Navami together. Police Station Road, Mahadeva Road, Registry Court Road, Hospital Road and other localities of the city turned saffron. Light was spread on the shining earth with warm lamps, lamps were decorated in every corner, today darkness has dwarfed it. There is a lot of fanfare and the rule of light. A civilized society wants education, intelligence, prosperity.
Millions of lamps lit up simultaneously in the evening
The joy of Ramlala’s arrival was such that there were no restrictions, no restrictions, at some places there were twinkling stars and at some places there were huge fireworks. Lakhs of lamps lit up simultaneously for the arrival of Lord Shri Ram. The light of the lamps was not only illuminating our hearts, but its light also illuminated Ayodhya. This unforgettable sight can never be forgotten. While the festival of lights expands the light in life, it also drives away the darkness.
It was a happy day for the entire Sanatan Dharma followers.
This is the day of self literacy. It also gives us many lessons of life. Despite burning to bits, the lamp still gives light. Lord Shri Ram has returned home today due to five hundred years of severe penance and sacrifice. It was a happy day for the entire Sanatan Dharma followers. As soon as evening came, people’s houses started glowing with the light of lamps. Some called it Chhoti Diwali and some called it the day of welcome of Shri Ram. Women also played a big role in this work.
People set off a lot of fireworks on the streets
Diwali was celebrated to honor the life of Shri Ram. As evening approached, people illuminated their houses with lamps. Young and old children took to the streets and burst fireworks. The fireworks were such that people remembered Diwali again. People said that today is the day of our Ramlala. To celebrate this, we lit lamps and burst fireworks. Sweets were also distributed at many places.
Mahabhandara and Prasad distribution organized at 92 places
The entire atmosphere remained devotional with devotional songs like Jhopdi Ke Bhagya Jaayenge, Shri Ram Aayenge. Regarding the consecration of Ramlala, Maha Bhandara and distribution of Prasad was organized at a total of 92 places in the city including Shri Ram Janmotsav Seva Samiti and various Akhara committees. Bhandara was organized in various squares and localities of the city.
Sweets and blankets distributed among the poor
On the consecration of Shri Ram, blankets and sweets were distributed by Kalwar Seva Samiti under the chairmanship of Chairman Roshan Kumar. Laddus and blankets have been distributed among hundreds of poor near Santoshi Mata Temple.
Sundar Kand’s recitation took place in Hanuman temple.
There was a huge crowd of people in the Hanuman temple located in Shukla Toli of the city since morning. Sunderkand was recited in the morning and Prasad was distributed among the people by the Seva Dal.
Televisions were installed at various places for live viewing
People’s eyes remained glued to the television regarding the funeral procession of Shri Ramlal taking place in Ayodhya. People kept watching live on television in temples including various squares and intersections of the city, where people saw the worship of Shri Ram and other scenes including Aarti.